Hi everyone, I’m Felix, and I’ve been working in electrical equipment fault repair for 15 years.Over these years, I’ve traveled across factories, substations, and distribution rooms all over the country, troubleshooting and repairing all kinds of electrical equipment. Dry-type transformers are among the most common devices we deal with.Today, a friend asked me:“What does it mean when the low-voltage side of a dry-type transformer has low insulation resistance?”Great

1 Fault PhenomenonI am engaged in front - line fault maintenance work, and recently encountered problems with dry - type transformers. Dry - type transformers have a simple structure, are convenient for transportation, and easy for maintenance. They are widely used in power distribution places with relatively high environmental protection requirements. Because of their good fire - resistance, they can be installed in load - center areas to reduce voltage loss and power loss.The property manageme

1 OverviewDistribution network safety has long been under - addressed, with its automation lagging substation automation . Using 10 kV intervals of existing substations to set line section points meets future grid needs . Configuration of distribution switches, section switches, and protection must match substation outgoing - line protection for reliability. Fault isolation, self - healing, and restoration are key to distribution automation .Scholars have studied smart distribution network fault

Hey there, I’m Blue — been working as an electrical engineer for more than 20 years now.I’ve spent most of my career designing circuit breakers, managing transformers, and helping power companies solve all sorts of electrical system challenges.Today, a friend from Southeast Asia asked me:"What are the common faults of load switches?"Great question! So let’s break it down in simple terms — no fancy jargon, just real-world stuff you might actually see on the job or during maintenance.First, What E

As an on-site maintenance technician, I frequently deal with electrical, mechanical, and insulation faults in load switches. The following outlines fault manifestations, causes, and solutions:I. Electrical Fault Handling(1) Contact HeatingContact heating is mainly caused by poor contact, insufficient pressure, or three-phase asynchrony. When the contact resistance exceeds 1.5 times the initial value, the temperature rise will exceed the standard in a 40℃ environment. For example, the FW4-10 swit

1. Fault OverviewIn June 2013, a fault occurred in a high - voltage switchgear in operation in a certain urban area, causing a 10kV line to trip. On - site investigation revealed that the faulty switchgear was a pneumatic ring - network high - voltage load switchgear (HXGN2 - 10 type), and the fault characteristic was athree - phase arc short circuit. After isolating the fault and restoring power supply to users, it should be noted that the same type of switchgear in this area, which was put int

1. Environmental Impact on System StabilityEnvironmental factors are critical external variables affecting the stability of household energy storage systems, encompassing temperature, humidity, physical damage, and electromagnetic interference. Temperature fluctuations pose the primary threat: high temperatures accelerate battery aging (research shows that every 10°C increase in ambient temperature doubles capacity decay), while low temperatures (e.g., below 0°C) reduce discharge capacit

As a front - line repair technician, I’m well - versed in household energy storage system faults. These systems rely heavily on batteries, whose failures directly impact performance and safety.1. Battery FaultsBattery aging is a frequent issue, showing as reduced capacity, higher internal resistance, and lower charge - discharge efficiency. Ideally, household lithium - ion batteries cycle 3000–5000 times. But real - world use (due to environment and habits) cuts lifespan by 30%&ndash

To effectively analyze the fault conditions of the pad - mounted transformer, this paper selects a double - secondary - winding pad - mounted transformer (ZGS11 - Z.T - 1000/38.5), which can be connected to 2 centralized inverters. The structure of its power generation unit is shown in Figure 1. This pad - mounted transformer adopts a three - phase three - limb structure design, with 2 windings on the low - voltage side. The overall structure is divided into three major parts: the high - voltage

As a front - line fault diagnosis and detection worker, I am well aware that with the expansion of the scale of photovoltaic power stations, the faults of box - type transformers, as one of the key equipment, have a profound impact on the stable operation of the system. This paper focuses on using advanced artificial intelligence algorithms and integrating data analysis technology to improve the accuracy and efficiency of fault diagnosis of box - type transformers, and to build a solid technical